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Covid-19: 10 things the EU is doing to ensure economic recovery
Find out what the EU is doing to help Europe get back on its feet following the devastating economic effects brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic.Source : © European Union, 2020 – EP
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Future EU financing and recovery: MEPs to assess summit outcome | News | European Parliament
MEPs will debate the 17-21 July EU summit results with Council and Commission Presidents Charles Michel and Ursula von der Leyen on Thursday from 09:30.Source : © European Union, 2020 – EP
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Europe’s Pandemic Sales Slide Quantified
A report by the Federation of European Publishers aims to quantify the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on European publishers, citing a significant plunge in bookstore sales and commensurate lost revenue for publishers.
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Deforestation has slowed down but still remains a concern, new UN report reveals
Although some 178 million hectares of forest has been lost worldwide over the past three decades, the rate of loss has declined substantially during this period, the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said on Tuesday.
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EU summit compromise: positive step for recovery, inadequate in the long-term | News | European Parliament
Commenting on the conclusions of the 17-21 July EU summit, EP negotiators welcome the recovery fund but warn that their agreement to the long-term EU budget cannot be taken for granted.Committee on BudgetsSource : © European Union, 2020 – EP
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President Sassoli press conference on outcome of EU summit | News | European Parliament
When: Wednesday 22 July at 11:00 – Where: Anna Politkovskaya pressroom and via SkypeSource : © European Union, 2020 – EP
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First-ever World Chess Day, helps calm nerves during COVID-19 pandemic
With the COVID-19 pandemic leading to a pause for most sport worldwide, the UN has been celebrating a highly-competitive game that you can play safely indoors or online – with the added bonus of helping reduce anxiety, and improving mental health: Monday marks the first ever World Chess Day.
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Young innovators vying for top UN environmental prize
Thirty-five young people with innovative ideas for tackling challenges such as protecting indigenous Amazonian land through adventure travel, converting harmful emissions into valuable commodities in the United States, and generating electricity from water in Nigeria, have been named as regional finalists for one of the UN’s most prestigious environmental awards.
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Article – Quiz: test your EU knowledge
How well do you know the EU? Find out by taking part in our EU for beginners quiz.Source : © European Union, 2020 – EP
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Europe and the challenge of religious freedom By Andrea Gagliarducci
Europe and the challenge of religious freedom By Andrea Gagliarducci